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Papa: guerras sem sentido, países como Rússia e Ucrânia devem sentar-se para dialogar
Pope Leo XIV told journalists that countries such as Russia and Ukraine must sit down to dialogue to end meaningless wars.
Speaking during a flight from Metz following an apostolic journey to France, the pope addressed ongoing conflicts and the economic interests that support them. He stated that while a small number of people profit from the arms industry, those billions of dollars could instead be used to solve global issues like hunger. The pope noted that the Church will continue to raise its voice to proclaim the Gospel.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Read it in Português · العربية · Hrvatski · Italiano · Shqip · 한국어
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- Official source@VaticanNewsPope: Wars are meaningless; countries like Russia and Ukraine need to stop and talk
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- Official source@VaticanNewsPope: senseless wars, countries like Russia and Ukraine must sit down to dialogue
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- Official source@VaticanNewsThe Pope: meaningless wars, and countries like Russia and Ukraine must sit down at the negotiating table
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- Official source@VaticanNewsPope “meaningless war... countries like Russia and Ukraine must come to the negotiating table”
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How the coverage unfolded
- Sep 29, 3:10 AM Voz Portucalense Português Papa: guerras sem sentido, países como Rússia e Ucrânia devem sentar-se para dialogar
- Sep 29, 3:58 AM Vatican News العربية البابا: حروب بلا معنى، وعلى دول مثل روسيا وأوكرانيا أن تجلس إلى طاولة الحوار
- Sep 29, 5:13 AM Vatican News Hrvatski Papa: Ratovi su besmisleni; zemlje poput Rusije i Ukrajine trebaju stati i razgovarati
- Sep 28, 9:00 PM Korazym.org Italiano Il Papa invita i Paesi in guerra a dialogare
- Sep 28, 11:59 PM Vatican News Shqip Papa: luftëra pa kuptim, vende si Rusia dhe Ukraina të ulen e të dialogojnë
- Sep 30, 1:48 AM Vatican News 한국어 교황 “무의미한 전쟁... 러시아와 우크라이나 같은 국가들이 대화의 장으로 나와야”
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